The Vedolux boilers come with a cooling coil. This coil is not often used in North American installs since aceptable alternative backup overheat solutions are utilized. To use the cooling coil a special thermostaticly controlled valve is needed. The valve…
There are various methods which can be used to seal the threaded adapters which you may find in the boiler delivery. This post shows 3 effective methods to get that first joint tight however it is possible to get an…
Washington State has a very strict wood burning policy. At the time of this post, Feb 26 2020, only 4 options for “stick-wood” type boilers allowed for installation in the state. Varmebaronen has two of the options with the Vedolux…
The following story is an installation submitted to us from a customer in Washington State. I decided to pull the trigger January 2019 and install a Vedolux 350. I live in Washington state and the state’s Department of Ecology…
The Vedolux Lambda boiler was showning at the NYSERTA training in October 2019 at Delhi State University of New York. The class was taught by John Siegenthaler and is a part of the requirement for wood and pellet boiler installers before…
EPA now has the list of approved boilers in a searchable database format. One thing to note when comparing efficiency ratings is most of the boilers in the list are using different test methods. To understand if the efficiency number…
The EPA approval letters have arrived for the Vedolux 30, 37, 55, 350 and 450. The 650 approvals will be some more weeks in coming because those test results followed the first batch of submitted reports. Wherever EPA approved boilers…
The testing for the non lambda boilers show these model types will still be a viable solution even after the 2020 EPA emissions levels kick in. Now for the scores. If you compare these to the current list of cord…
